Yanmar led's

[YanmarFever]

The neighbor in front of us had 11 tigers and a lion. He finally decided he wanted his life back and farmed them all out.
The cages were made of chain link fencing and 4x4s.
Needles to say we had a few sleepless nights here, I'm kinda glad they are gone, for the grandchildren's safety.

 

[careyo63]

Wild animals don't belong in cages. That's just wrong IMO. The kids would be tasty morsel play candy.

 

[Smokeonthewater]

There were/ are several of them around the country...

 

[clemsonfor]

The neighbor in front of us had 11 tigers and a lion. He finally decided he wanted his life back and farmed them all out.
The cages were made of chain link fencing and 4x4s.
Needles to say we had a few sleepless nights here, I'm kinda glad they are gone, for the grandchildren's safety.

I don't get the point? Why have big cats in a small 4x4 cage? Why have them as a normal citizen at all? They must cost a fortune to feed. I don't see how that particular guy could have a profitable opeation of there kept 8n conditions like that...not this day in age

 

[MoKelly]

I don't get the point? Why have big cats in a small 4x4 cage? Why have them as a normal citizen at all? They must cost a fortune to feed. I don't see how that particular guy could have a profitable opeation of there kept 8n conditions like that...not this day in age

Agreed.

Plus - any guesses on whether he had insurance to cover damage or death caused by one of the animals?

MoKelly

 

[Smokeonthewater]

They make HUGE money... millions
They claim to be helping endangered species but actually just turn out as many cubs as possible and charge people to play w and take pics w them and then they get constant donations from people who think they're helping a good cause....

Exploitation at it's worst....

Tiger King - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[YanmarFever]

Clem the cages were HUGE some were 100' long.
The posts that held it together were just 4x4s pressure treated wood.....

 

[Smokeonthewater]

That said, even 100' probably didn't seem huge to an animal that covers a range of 50-150 square miles in nature...

 

[clemsonfor]

Clem the cages were HUGE some were 100' long.
The posts that held it together were just 4x4s pressure treated wood.....

Oh, haha! I was visualizing a tiger standing in one of those outside dog pens like you see at Tractor Supply Company!

I didn't think about donations from scam charity and selling cubs.

 

[bmaverick]

Wait, I just got back to this thread and we are now talking about LEDs on tigers. I missed something here since lunch.